What is the statute of limitations on a class a misdemeanor assault?
The statute of limitations is two years from the date of alleged offense. That simply means the prosecutor has to file a formal charge during that...
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The statute of limitations is two years from the date of alleged offense. That simply means the prosecutor has to file a formal charge during that...
If the case has been dismissed or you were never prosecuted for it, you can have it expunged from your record.
Yes, assuming you do not have a prior felony conviction. Since you are preparing for trial, I assume you have a lawyer. Talk to them about this...
The statute of limitations requires the charge be filed within two years of the alleged violation.
You are not eligible for an expunction since you were on probation. However, you may be eligible for an order of non-disclosure if you...
There is not a statute of limitations for a probation violation in Texas as long as the motion to revoke probation and the arrest warrant is filed...
Call the court where you were issued the ticket and ask them this question. They will be able to tell you when and how to take care of it.
He will be required to serve at least 25 years day for day before he will become eligible for parole. Once he becomes eligible for parole, the...
To avoid any issues, I recommend you discuss this issue with the officer in charge of registration where you are registered.
There is not a time limit for you to request an expunction. You can do it whenever you want to do it.